Stay ahead of emissions reporting requirements

Join the Murraylands and Riverland Landscape Board for an informative workshop hosted by Elders and Ag Innovation Australia, tailored for almond growers and relevant to other orchard crop types.

This hands-on session will introduce participants to Ag Innovation Australia’s Environmental Accounting Platform (EAP) – a practical tool that enables growers to calculate their own product emissions intensities. The EAP links directly with the official Horticulture Greenhouse Gas Accounting Framework (H-GGAF) and allows the reporting of multiple crop types within one unified framework.

With almond exports reaching diverse markets, including the EU, emissions transparency is becoming increasingly important, now is the time to prepare.

This workshop will:

Demonstrate how to use the EAP for greenhouse gas reporting.
Guide you through assembling and entering your production data.
Offer opportunities for Q&A and technical support from the experts.
Highlight how emissions data can enhance marketability and support future financing opportunities.

Whether you’re new to emissions reporting or ready to take the next step, this session will help you stay ahead in the changing sustainability landscape.

Day program:

9.00 am – Morning Tea

9.20 am – Elders – Introduction to emissions reporting in the almond industry

9.50 am – Ag Innovation Australia – Introduction to the Environmental Accounting Platform (EAP) and working with on farm almond data

10.40 pm – Open Q&A and polling of results

10.50 pm – Break

11.00 pm – Elders – A wrap up of emissions reporting and carbon sequestration in the almond industry using example data in an emissions reporting setting

11.40 pm – Almond Board – Almond Hort 360 promotion and overview

11.50 pm – MR Landscape Board – Overview of ‘Putting people at the centre: towards transforming climate risk assessment for water security and delivery’

12.00 pm – Close and lunch

Delivered with funding support from the Commonwealth of Australia through the Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water under the Carbon Farming Outreach Program